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A "generic" special function is a [[Area Special Functions|Area Special Function]] that can be used in a new area without modification. That is, it should be usable without having to customize the function for | A "generic" special function is a [[Area Special Functions|Area Special Function]] that can be used in a new area without modification. That is, it should be usable without having to customize the function for standard functionality. | ||
That said, such generic special functions should be tested to ensure that they operate as expected. | That said, such generic special functions should be tested to ensure that they operate as expected. | ||
If a special function is not generic, some aspect of the code will need to be modified for it to function correctly. | If a special function is not generic, some aspect of the code will need to be modified for it to function correctly. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:30, 2 April 2011
A "generic" special function is a Area Special Function that can be used in a new area without modification. That is, it should be usable without having to customize the function for standard functionality.
That said, such generic special functions should be tested to ensure that they operate as expected.
If a special function is not generic, some aspect of the code will need to be modified for it to function correctly.